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Feminism. 3
It was down to one of my angry feminism websites that I read this comic. I know I shouldn't have because I knew what I would think but it was causing a little bit of a giggle amongst the other girls-with-issues-and-keyboards. I don't have much to say, there's nothing to spoil, I am simply going to state fact and that fact is mostly copy-paste from an artical I wrote for elsewhere. I've only written a few reviews, I kind of like doing it and I tend to discuss my issues with comic books and the i...
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I'll take Edward Cullen, Thanks ever so. 0
Spoilers. Always spoilers. A very comprehensive review of Runaways Volume 3 follows: ********** I suppose I should also take this time to apologise for what is not going to be a straight up review. This is a literary review, a review of themes and construction as well as my many fangirlisms. Further more, I'll be touching on points such as changing demographic, intended cultural impact and criticisms based on the perspective of a young, female reader. If you're looking for a review that tells ...
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Holy Sh*tballs! 2
Spoiler heavy. Do not read ahead if you have not read the comic. This is a pretty comprehensive break down of the comic. ********** Am I seriously the only person with a manic smile on my face for all of this? This is my bag, baby! The long time X-Men fan girl who lives somewhere in the pit of my stomach must have been tearing her clothes off all Hulk Stylee! After months up on months of SECRET reveals, SECRET history's and SECRET effing Invasions just seeing the X-Men doing a good old fashion...
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We won't try...It's not like you remember, anyway... 1
Oh, Runaways, I knew you well. I have always had a massive soft spot for the apparently 'Tween' title but I can't help but feel everything has gone horribly, horribly wrong. It's like a great foreshadowing for me; this is what happens when you pull a once near-perfect title out from the warm, protective bossom of its creator, or its definitive writer. (Are you listening Russell T. Davis?) I can't help that feel my enthusiasm is a little bit wasted these days. Runaways has never rang true for m...
2 out of 4 found this review helpful.
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